People sure like to use Groovy to solve what already has a UI element for it :) Unless you want to modify it during the test run of course.
The blank line at the end is a UI element so that its easier to create new rows and does not affect your tests. Its just there to make adding a new row quicker.
IgorG: I tend to use a grid DataSource to house data that changes every time I run a specific sort of tests. I work a lot with groovy to try to automate what I can with testing. :smileyhappy:
I am trying to get into groovy because I am seeing limits where I need to take a more automated approach
